Henry Cavill is considered too old to play Superman, Warner CEO is not satisfied with DC movie planning

Earlier, Warner Bros. Discovery made a major shake-up at the top of Warner Studios, and recently Variety revealed that Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav was frustrated with the inconsistent production of DC movies and did not have enough long-term plans for them to launch sequels and follow-ups to their hit movies. There is even a perception that Henry Cavanaugh has been a part of the DC film industry.

There is even a perception that Henry Cavill is 39 years old and too old to continue playing Superman.

David Zaslav reportedly wants someone like Kevin Feige to take control of the DCEU, and has been in contact with Fosse’s earlier film chief Emma Watts, and even wants to bring in former Disney studio chief creative officer Alan F. Horn as a consultant.

Alan F. Horn retired from Disney at the end of last year, having served as COO of Warner Studios from 1999 to 2011.

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“Henry Cavill will turn 40 next year, and some feel he’s a bit old for the job.

It is uncertain whether it is the opinion of the “Variety” report writer or the opinion of Warner insiders.

Nine years have passed since the release of “Man of Steel” in 2013, and no serious sequel has been announced for the film.

Warner’s plans for the Superman movie project have been in flux, and it is currently confirmed that Ta-Nehisi Coates is writing the script for “Black Superman.